Jim Wilson

Jim Wilson

Jim is currently a writer for Canadian HR Reporter and Canadian Occupational Safety.

Jim is a professional writer with extensive experience in writing features, sports and business news, IT software manuals, and online advertisements for local and international clients in various industries. In his free time, he writes travel and sports content, goes to the gym, plays sports, and travels. He also spends a lot of time reading.

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What are the biggest barriers to finding a job in Canada?

What are the biggest barriers to finding a job in Canada?

'Positive candidate experience' enhances employer branding, boosts engagement, and encourages long-term loyalty, says expert

Canada's payroll employment increases for second consecutive month

Canada's payroll employment increases for second consecutive month

Despite increase, over half a million job vacancies remain across country

Prime Minister Carney unveils $2-billion fund for auto sector amid U.S. tariffs

Prime Minister Carney unveils $2-billion fund for auto sector amid U.S. tariffs

'We will protect workers from American tariffs, create higher-paying jobs, and build an all-in-Canada auto manufacturing network'

Union asks court to stop WestJet's bid to hire foreign pilots

Union asks court to stop WestJet's bid to hire foreign pilots

'Airlines that do a good job with attraction and retention do not need to turn to temporary foreign workers'

HR, legal professionals have highest burnout levels in Canada: survey

HR, legal professionals have highest burnout levels in Canada: survey

What are the top factors contributing to employee burnout?

Loblaw expanding body cameras pilot to select Ontario stores

Loblaw expanding body cameras pilot to select Ontario stores

'Broader, longer-term evaluation across more stores and banners is needed to assess their full impact,' says company in trying to reduce violent incidents

Ontario law firms falling short on DEI measurement as retention challenges persist: report

Ontario law firms falling short on DEI measurement as retention challenges persist: report

Measuring inclusion matters more than ever, says expert

Wrongful dismissal: B.C. employer ordered to pay $5,500

Wrongful dismissal: B.C. employer ordered to pay $5,500

Employee's opening of confidential mail led to just cause termination

Ottawa boosts number of Student Work Placement Program opportunities

Ottawa boosts number of Student Work Placement Program opportunities

Employers encouraged to apply for wage subsidies to hire youth

Ottawa temporarily expands EI coverage amid U.S. tariffs

Ottawa temporarily expands EI coverage amid U.S. tariffs

'The impact of tariffs and the resulting economic uncertainty are beyond their control'